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I cannot Defrag My Hard Drive Automatically!
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Computer Type: PC/Desktop
System Manufacturer/Model Number: HP Pavilion P7-1010
OS: Windows 7 Professional x64 Service Pack 1
CPU: AMD Athlon X4 645
Motherboard: Foxxcon N-Alvorix RS880
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Did I miss something?
I always thought defrags made more space on your computer by organizing files and making programs run faster
But when I did a defrag, using Defraggler
I went from 83 gigs free space to 79 gigs free space
I even restarted, and nothing changed
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Hi, I carry out a regular defrag of my C drive and external hard drive regularly about once a month. The C drive is only ever around 5% fragmented but the EHD is around 30% each time.
Would I be better to delete the back-ups I have, re-format the EHD and then start with new back-ups again ?
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I do all my backups, files backup and Image backup in an external hard drive.
Once a month, I would do a disk defrag on my C drive, using Auslogics.
It has been in my mind, should I defrag the ext. hard drive ?
I keep the C drive lean. All files are " moved to " my external hard drive....
(Question of the year right here, folks!) :)